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Id wait atleast 2 weeks after hitting store's. Let others be the test dummies. Everyone thought the polar loop was going to be great until people actually got their hands on it and it turned out to be disappointing.

I've been using Helio Strap for ~6 months as well as Polar Loop for a few weeks. Nah, not comparable. Given the price vs. what Loop gives - it should cost 60 EUR max, compared to what Helio provides. Biggest challenges with the Loop:- No vibration, no alarms- No HR broadcast- No seamless multi devic

Yeah I was a whoop member for like 8 months and I canceled the subscription beacuse after loke 6 months I already learnt those habits and insights, so all I needed to do is tracking, and that much money for a tracking device was just stupid. I also considered Polar Loop, but I'm a swimmer and I want

I rarely write posts like this, but this one deserves it. This is my honest review 6 months after buying it (yes, i was one of the guys trusting Polar with this new product straightaway). I bought the Polar Loop thinking I’d get a simple, minimal, screen-free tracker. What I got instead is a frustra

Don't think they sent them to any bigger names in advance, but please correct me if I'm wrong isn't it basically an all plastic M3 except last gen sensor, no maps, no ECG, no o2? Not sure what's really to review if I'm honest. It's a decent price point for the features, love the flashlight finally,

I had using Polar Loop for a few days. Extremely disappointing!! First of all, it kept on syncing but lost connection. I switched on the “auto detection” but it failed to detect anything. Then, I simply went for a WALK and forced it to record an activity with Phone GPS on. It gave an unacceptable gr

Polar dropped the ball with the loop and to be honest their whole marketing is fucked. To many features locked behind specific devices. The loop offer bare bones metric and coaching compared to their other devices. Love their chest strap tho but will switch to garmin and theirs if the Cirqa offers a

I think it's probably related. Or at least the excuse they'd give. They don't have the same price difference on the Loop. Which I think signals that they genuinely care about selling / gaining market of the Loop in the US. But Polar is handling pricing of watches in the US dramatically different tha

In principal, I get it. I don't even necessarily disagree with it. But Polar isn't really doing this. Their pricing strategy is all over the place depending on the product line. With some products (like the X2) as much as 45% over the Canadian price (MSRP, almost 80%!!!!!! with the current sale). An

Polar Loop is missing some stuff compared to Whoop or Helio. Also, the tracking seems to be not as accurate, especially when it comes to detecting sleep, naps, or activities. And did you see that app? I wouldn’t recommend that for a higher price than Helio Strap.